Sentence examples for memory template from inspiring English sources

To learn a song, the bird has to compare these sounds with a memory template of the song model using auditory feedback [7].

In addition, E.M.D.R. therapy incorporates "positive memory templates" that set the stage for positive performance in the future.

This PN indicates an attentional stimulus selection that is based on the comparison of the current sensory input against the memory representation template (the attentional trace) of the stimulus to be attended.

With today's rapid advance in computing power and memory capacity, template-based methods are investigated for large recognition tasks and promising results are reported [10, 11, 13 18].

The P3 component elicited by a rare or meaningful stimulus represents updating of working memory-like templates of its associations.

The cavity with memory of the template provides shape-selective reaction space for the molecule which has similar shape to the template.

These compounds are expected to be used as precursors for designing new crosslinked molecular imprinting membranes (MIMs), exhibiting high stability of the template memory.

We demonstrate that imprinting a hydrogel network results in macromolecular memory for the template molecule, indicated by the two or more times greater partitioning into these networks as compared to non-imprinted networks.

The Memory Ensemble takes that template a step further with theatrical improvisation, a method that treats all words as useful and welcomes the expression of feelings that emerge on the twisting path of memory loss — terror, frustration, even joy.

Chronic multi-unit recordings and immediate early gene expression studies have led to the hypothesis that the sensory template or memory of the tutor's song may reside in the higher auditory area NCM (sensory template hypothesis).

Since molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) are designed to have a memory for their molecular templates it is easy to draw parallels with the affinity between biological receptors and their substrates.